Built in 1931 by the Rockefellers for senior executives of Standard Oil, Millan House is a superlative residence with a large, professional, courteous staff providing impeccable services. With two apartments per floor, notable architect Andrew J. Thomas designed a two building compound of 64 units centered on a magnificent Italianate garden court, with each building of Millan House having a separate entrance and full door staff.  This rarely available high ceiling eight room home has a living room with wood-burning fireplace and a formal dining room for elegant entertaining. There are three gracious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bath, plus two generous staff rooms with bath. This home on a mid-high floor has character, with five sunny South facing rooms that overlook a beautifully landscaped mature garden. The kitchen cabinetry is traditional, the baths are in excellent condition and there is through-wall air-conditioning throughout. Pieds-a-terre are permitted.